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emmathebookdragon 's review for:
Rose in Chains
by Julie Soto
Firstly, I approached this book with no prior knowledge or expectations. It reportedly began as a fanfiction, but I was unfamiliar with the backstory.
The only reason this book is not receiving five stars is due to some initial confusion caused by the time jumps. However, the book presents a fascinating magical narrative, featuring a formidable female main character in the making and a promising potential couple.
It is a slow burn, with much of the book dedicated to world-building and laying the foundation for the trilogy.
By the end, I was disheartened that it was over and eager to have the sequel in my hands as soon as possible.
My gratitude to Julie and Netgalley for the opportunity to read this ARC.
The only reason this book is not receiving five stars is due to some initial confusion caused by the time jumps. However, the book presents a fascinating magical narrative, featuring a formidable female main character in the making and a promising potential couple.
It is a slow burn, with much of the book dedicated to world-building and laying the foundation for the trilogy.
By the end, I was disheartened that it was over and eager to have the sequel in my hands as soon as possible.
My gratitude to Julie and Netgalley for the opportunity to read this ARC.